Consider this before turning in your car: If you think it's cheaper to ditch your car and rely on Uber, Lyft and other ride-hailing services, you're likely wrong.
AAA has crunched the numbers saying - even factoring in fuel, insurance and parking - new car ownership sets you back about $10,000.
Ride-sharing in Miami, on the other hand, costs more than $17,000.
It may be best to save Uber and Lyft for an as-needed basis.